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[[Character]] from [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]] and appearing in [[Strahd]]'s in character narrative that comprised much of the novel's text. As of [[547 BC]], [[Auric]] was a a [[hermit]] originally from [[Forlorn]] that fled that [[domain]] into [[Barovia]]. Under the guise of [[Vasili Von Holst]], Strahd paid Auric to act as a [[guide]] to Forlorn. When Strahd found he could not cross the domain's [[border]], Strahd uses his vampire powers of mind control combined with a magic [[amulet]] to control Auric and force him across the domain border and survey it as his proxy. Auric was [[attacked]] and [[injured]] by [[goblyn]]s, but Strahd's influence and his [[wolves]] allowed Auric to come back alive, though Auric was injured and collapsed from exhaustion once he got past the border. Already having paid Auric, Strahd [[abandoned]] him to his own devices. {{Spec|Regardless of whether he lived or died while [[incapacitated]], Auric is almost certainly [[deceased]] in the | [[Character]] from [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]] and appearing in [[Strahd]]'s in character narrative that comprised much of the novel's text. As of [[547 BC]], [[Auric]] was a a [[hermit]] originally from [[Forlorn]] that fled that [[domain]] into [[Barovia]]. Under the guise of [[Vasili Von Holst]], Strahd paid Auric to act as a [[guide]] to Forlorn. When Strahd found he could not cross the domain's [[border]], Strahd uses his vampire powers of mind control combined with a magic [[amulet]] to control Auric and force him across the domain border and survey it as his proxy. Auric was [[attacked]] and [[injured]] by [[goblyn]]s, but Strahd's influence and his [[wolves]] allowed Auric to come back alive, though Auric was injured and collapsed from exhaustion once he got past the border. Already having paid Auric, Strahd [[abandoned]] him to his own devices. {{Spec|Regardless of whether he lived or died while [[incapacitated]], Auric is almost certainly [[deceased]] in the modErn Ravenloft timeline.}} | ||
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Character from I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin and appearing in Strahd's in character narrative that comprised much of the novel's text. As of 547 BC, Auric was a a hermit originally from Forlorn that fled that domain into Barovia. Under the guise of Vasili Von Holst, Strahd paid Auric to act as a guide to Forlorn. When Strahd found he could not cross the domain's border, Strahd uses his vampire powers of mind control combined with a magic amulet to control Auric and force him across the domain border and survey it as his proxy. Auric was attacked and injured by goblyns, but Strahd's influence and his wolves allowed Auric to come back alive, though Auric was injured and collapsed from exhaustion once he got past the border. Already having paid Auric, Strahd abandoned him to his own devices. 
Regardless of whether he lived or died while incapacitated, Auric is almost certainly deceased in the modErn Ravenloft timeline.
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I, Strahd, The War Against Azalin - pp179-199 | |
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Auric, son of Courewsy |
